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Five men stand in front of the brick facade of The Black Bear, which has large lettering across the front advertising ales.

Black Bear, Walsoken, c1930 (Lilian Ream)

Black Bear, Old Lynn Road, Walsoken

History of the Black Bear, Walsoken

A black and white Ordnance Survey map of Walsoken showing the Black Bear public house, fields, and Walsoken Mills.

Black Bear, Walsoken c1930

John Thomas Stancer

Potter

Palmby

Bunning

1933 Christmas Burton

1943 Charles Burton

(source: The Inns and Taverns of Wisbech – a survey from the earliest times to 1950 by Arthur Artis Oldham, 1993)

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